Theme settings
Spacing, corners and panels
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Spacing
Theme → Theme settings → Spacing
- Vertical spacing: Default space above and below sections.
- Maximum content width: The width of the content grid. Backgrounds of full-width sections still reach the edge of the screen.
Corners, panels and shadows
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Corner radius | Rounding of cards, images and form cards |
| Card shadow | None, soft, medium or strong – used by elevated cards |
| Section spacing (mobile) | Space between sections on small screens |
| Inset panel corner radius | Rounding of sections set to Inset panel width |
| Inset panel gap to screen edge | Space between an inset panel and the screen edge (max 8 px on mobile) |
Good to know
- Inset panels are Omni's framed look: A rounded section with a small gap to the screen edge. Set it per module under Styles → Layout → Module width. See Module width and inset panels.
Rounded corners everywhere
Corner radius under Corners, panels and shadows is inherited by every module: cards, images, panels, the header's dropdown, tabs and form cards follow it, and small parts such as icon chips scale with it. Set it once for the whole site (0–64 px); any module can still override it under Styles → Corners. Buttons have their own radius under Buttons and form fields under Forms, because they usually look best rounder or squarer than the cards.
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